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The Crookston Pirate Softball team gave up 10 runs in an inning and lost 16-8 to the Bagley Flyers in a Section 8AA Girl’s fastpitch softball game played at the Donnie Lauf Memorial Field in Crookston. Jasmin Hanson started the game well in the circle for the Pirates, striking out each of her first three […]
One season after losing to East Grand Forks 23-0 in four innings, the Crookston Pirate softball team forced a complete seven-inning game while bringing the tying run to the plate before falling 9-5 to the Green Wave in a Section 8AA game played on the turf of the East Grand Forks High School Football Field. After
The Minnesota Supreme Court convened in Thief River Falls recently as part of a program that seeks to teach students about the court system. Among the nearly 700 people in attendance, was a contingent of about 30 students from Crookston High School and American Government teacher Robbie Nessler. The state’s highest court heard oral arguments
The Crookston School Board met on Monday evening and heard from Crookston High School teacher, Travis Oliver, who thanked the board for giving him a half-year contract. He will only teach the first semester because he will be student teaching the Ag Education class in Fertile to complete is schooling to obtain his teaching licensure.
The Crookston School Board met Monday night and heard a presentation by Kelly Smith, Vice President of Springstead Inc., who commended the Board on their upgrade from A3 to A2 in their general obligation unlimited tax (GOULT) rating, which, he said, reflects the school district’s moderate, but growing tax base; average resident wealth indices; strengthened
